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C?ROTANS TAKE
VfflY TRENCHES
?a rest Half -Mile Line from
Prend? ?n Artois. Ber?
lin Assorts.
KAISER SENDING
600.000 10 WEST
Bu, London Thinks AtUctp htt
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GOES TO SENATE
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Vifrtniirr f Inrf el Mlieti Inter Par
llamearte r? i?tni?
Paris. F? Cl. res
mittee ?''i ?\rtnj bi d Fo?eigi I
to da] ?? :, . ? i ? i lent ol tht
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liit.-r Farllamei I Ea?Pn
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?ng a? Bordeaux on 1 ? '
the Brll lei? ga ?
the work s - ?real Brll
?hi- v. ST
U-BOAT CAUSES LIBEL ACTION
?Ir.e ?af Niriiaian'a ?re?? Sue?. Hen? inn
killinr, <>t Stihinarine Men.
? i 150,000 damagea for alleged
t.' v...- growa out of the sinking of
?nan Mil>n\,r ii ,- by a lint iah
ntifl ' . . i ?
Vori
at the
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lian were real ?'
the G. after th?
tak? ? I . . i lian ??..- i ?
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t'ullai itorj that earlj m a
ng IbbI Augual i i (kmer can
he German
?ubmarine, Jus? Ihen the Be
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I'a.'f'.l"'?. ?Ill?,
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British
mplaina : hat on .lam- .
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AUSTRIAN FORCE
NEARS DURAZZO
Occupies Heights North?
west of Town?Serbs
Still Retire.
1 |v P. The following
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. to-day:
\ ; tro-Hungarian
Llbania
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? the enemy ,
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armed Alba and that the
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twenl mile?
that imp
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i the north ol
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FERDINAND VISITS GERMANS
liiiii-.ir King Mel ai Headquarters h>
II -irifiinnii Mollweg and \<>n .Ian*..??.
a ?
IS
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TEUTONS PUSH
NEARER DVINSK
Reach Dvina, Only Seven
Miles from City, Pet?
rograd Admits.
RUSSIANS ?RTA1N
LINES WILL HOLD
Say Hindenburg Failed When
Situation Was More
Favorable.
?ondon, Fab 9. Seven- fighting i?
again developing on the Dvinak front.
I lary duel? having be? n
Slice? di'il in a COntlnUOUa bomb?n d
ment of n;ri :?r ?-, t <? n - it y on 1ml ii Bid? .
? | ',? ii Pel rograd dispatch
The Germans have taken tha ?sitia?
??v? and attacked the rallara) statin
bank of Iba I
if 1 This
is pi etra
? . bu" Ho' ?? - ? ia tl Stn.r
i .,-?,,., -,, ? v m
till oecupj ing i bai ?
isil '"?. . and lueeeedi d in reach -
ing 1 uaini heavjr artil?
lery, which they bow bava liad I
Regai .. ?
.. ,? is which ?rere ?
n liindei burg's
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the groll
. . . .; M itau, v?
l.lttl ther?
lach? ii as to the para
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again?! ? Si
.tai y men bava bean ron-:
? il lare of von II Indi n
ir| leal afTorl Dirlnsk that
even undei eoi ditiona moat favorable
?o the Germana the Dvinak-Riga linei
?. ? able
Tlir nl ?tateniet? i?
- , ? branca an
Dvinsi ronnnei tseli to
? ? Russii
ittacks, i
? ?. east of
?
.! ? ured on 1 lir ' '
the Baranoi ich; l -,..- hoi lehl H
GFRMANS PUNISH PACIFIST
Impria? a : M ear-Old V? omaa fur l>.
niiii.ii in?; Bundaj Killing.
. Reus , a
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f Seventl I
o preach?
ii ne nituitb
rt r<
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?her- ? ition. She is a?
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ONE GERMAN SONG
ROUTS APPAM CREW
Refugees Noturn When Ihe>
Find It Is Swedish I ill
Chorus a Ditty of Love.
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roared
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b but a fes ind en
th? \: asm ' ?? ? ? - morn
; for home. 1
, farewell
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?ached New Vori i I ;
rTair
id loi eh?
"Bu
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rom the \
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS;
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
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l?egiimiii i,,?? t? Gaisea i" Gsard
Ka .leruii I Bgit i> pi
Pai .I ab '?' 1 be Bpai
BI 1.'
1 - 11 : : 1,000 ' , ? man 1 olonii ?
? . X'. Ill-,,
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I.aran b) th? British paras!)
I '" llavas . patch from
Cadiz.
I he Germ ?ill In brought v,
rhe Rritlsl t? am? 1 Catalu?a
1? taking mi boaiil s ? food foi
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LINCOLN BRAVES
BRITISH CORDON
London Official! Arc Ready to
Pounce on Alleged Spy.
I 1 a ? 1
L.Ion, 1 . b '.? It i authentically
I ?ported thai Ig ebitacl Lii
coin, ?a Member of lhe British Partis
'?? rman py, 1 - on ti"'
ray to l uropc lie ii expei ted to reach
? In-- clt) soon.
No one a irpt laad b) this tun ol
affairs, h- Lincoln's intimates here be
lu ?id iliiii h 1 ranit) was certain to;
perassdc bim to attempt t" gsin fr??h
notoi let) in Europe 1 ha ?1 rli al ol
l.incoli . wl ,. rseaped from th?
"1 ork Butboril I? s h le ai ted hen 01
II charge of forgery, would be hailed
with joy b] ?>? it would
obi ?at'
Thus ho would ?. -
treason, ?at?h ?>i ? 1 swift and
bo? uncertsin oat? oma, Tha authoi
itiea are eon 1 anno?
escape 1 he Britl 1 coi don. His wi fa Is
.-.nul tn be on tii" ?? ray to Geil
CABBAGF. HIDES COPPER
l x- n inn?, Posad 1 ader Vcgctsblea
? assigned to Gsnaasj.
London, I ? '
d 1 .h to ?? : ' ? i'i Hair
Helsinborg papei give pron
? he discov? 1 1 ? 1 . ?
lies tbeia a. pper bidden
Iwa ' bbagi
? I'd to Germa copp?
a le for j
nugfjlan
SAY CANADA PLOT
HAS BOSTON BASE
Officiais'Believed to Plan
Indictments on Dicto?
graph Records.
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: ?ral 1 . I cob 1 1
this eil
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will h ei. r ? ,ii.!l
f men said to b?
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Port
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them ?
that i ottcn mi
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Parliament al Otta
George W
a.- Bot ton, ? to-night 1
nol he ii , (n rman plol . ? u
boston as a baa?
foi lh? pur|
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STOCKHOLM, FREED,
REACHES GOTHENBURG
British lake I our More Steam
ers Into Kirkvvall.
Th?
? ? ockholm ai
rived ? ?
was takei its K
wali la
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? ? ..I Par! of
go i
. . ,? by the Brit loi be? n
made ?nut* n pravii
idon, Peb
rhe fol
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?ri? g with a
cargo of j
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Fork I
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'inn, Hair moi ?
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There's a bet?
ter way of
buying toilet
paper than at
so much a
roll or so
many rolls lor a quarter.
"It'? the Counted Sheet! that Count"
ScoflTssue
loiiet Paper
ha* 10GO sheets to the roll ?
printed on the label. That
means definite measure
value. ScotTistua is soft,
white, absorbent. 10c a roll.
Sani-Tissue, trea'ed with
Ctaadian balsam lleai
ing 2500 iheeti in c-utoa
of 3 rolls, 25c
SCOTT PAPI'.R CO.
3D r hunh-iraai Mi Be 11 et oblo, a
????? *i.a.. './,,.. /ou..a
CALL BLOCKADE
TEUTON BLESSING
Austrian Writers Say It
Forced ?Early Economic
Mobilization.
COPPER SUPPLY NO
LONGER A PROBLEM
CottOfl and Food Questions Also
Solved Trade (iains in
the Balkans.
\ -t in a. .inn. i. Economic eond
m Aoatria-Hungary, Germanj, Hul
is'iuia and Turkey art- di crilx
latisfactor) in aeveral reviews ?f the
appearing in th? Auatrlan pr?s
All writers agree ii prof?
the ali ees ation of import .
.1 , i.. ?, i -..; Britain1 - atl itude ,,:
trabend) i i been i blessing in
entrai Powers, though
annoying ?' ? l'i.able to import
from oversea markets what formerly
? une from abroad, Au I ?a H n
gary and Germany, the writers point
eut, mobilised economical!) soon after
the out break of the wai
I) ,- pf the most dl q lieting prob
that of nietal? for military
I'm pu . . itab coppei
nickel, rhousandi of tena aere ua?
ia th? "met il < .'.'.i!'.. .
..?,. ? going oil, but, with th*
- af Serbia, aim tha opening of
th? road to Turkey, copper and tin are
not bo laagor an tha liai af werriaa
? opper la produced in considerable
???es in Serbia, Bulgaria and
Turkiak Aaia Minor, the latter BOB
?i. ? ; r.nlucing tin.
< hemiral? and ether sub.atance?
needed for the maaufactura of explo
. ,-. i , . fi beefl really *-carce.
socially true ef cotton, one
of the principal ingrediente m tri
?
which che . i won,
? n? futrojren of th? tii for in?I
an a?
Anatolia
,i.i become normal.
11 ?? food queation, aleo, t
thought and sttent \'o
i ..
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II : ;?? ? ition and "price
ting
-. and
a "handling
mmoditii ral an I
? ... ? rith beavj Hi ? ?-? and unpns
loan, writ? made with litl
.*>. The fad that llttla Of the
the ? entrai
i ? t o f i
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r p
daily ni?ee ?n unre?tricfed, or part!
?? ? ricted, import would in nowi.?
i ' been counteracted bj export,
"\ ilh nt ar!-,- 12,000,0 ?'I in?n und?
arm?. I,timan a ml Ausf ro-Hunjra rial
..' d ? ?.* heps ?'?
their f'>r..||?ri purchasers in n nx-mur.
Igh to maintain the btilanc
??f export .'un! impur' f normal time,
In porti. then fore, it la ?aid. wool
have t au-.'.I detrimental financia
dram?
Aa ana of the writers ?ay?: 'Ting
lend did il? a j?r?a? favor in CUtt?B|
iii?" our svenaes ?>f trade."
Full] M BOT coal of the wer lo.in
have remained m the two countries
'I In? money ha? been ?pint for war ma
tt-iiai turned aut in tha home plant?
m,.l moat <>f it 'nan boon paid out it
Bragas. Rich and poor alike have sub
scribed to the loam. The navine? banl
riptions and participation o!
Working people show tha' ti.e ami
loans soap mor? or leaa the ??un
money in circulation. The surest
barometer of leakage i? the eonversior
of commercial leceritl ?, it is assert
.??I. and till*., while increaalag a little
tl each lUCCeeeivs loan, ha? nev?r
tlieles* been alight
Warna la Germaay and Austria-Hun
p.'iry fiave gone up two und three fold
Thia is due in the main to the fact
that labor i-, ?caree, and living, on an
BVeragO, T."> per cent more expen?ive
On the o'her hand, the employment at
skilled labor of atetillad mea and
women baa made production m.?r.
costly in many eaaee. One of th? re
Of ? . Il 'ha?, as the let of the
arorking classes i.;.- been improvedi the
thy iiave seen iheir incomes da*in
die.
War? Bfl ?? Ihrfje scale, ?ay or.? o!'
the aritera, have always been great
? iBtiC leveller-', because the i|e
marids made upon all ere of the ?arm
character. Society retrac?e il iteps
toward the primeval <tate in which the
defend ef the tribe leaaened personal
tative and privilei/e, a law which
to day ij lending icores of would-be
i.'' food 'ufTs and the Ilka
inn? tha Germen and Austra-Hungari
an penitentiai ??-.
Much, comfort i? derived from I
fue! thai 'he debida of Serbia ha<
made the foodatulfi of Itumiima, th.
i'- (ana and th? Ottoman Kmpir? ac
? ?? lr '? expected that the e^
?o ..hose countries, which ? ?
< .-iitrn! Towei- are fully able to meet,
??-'It pay for 'he food and other sup?
plies bought there. Kconomic loaa will
?in the centre!-! the new
conditions will favor certain Industriel
which have lain almost idle, and will
thus contribute to the ability to carry
o-i the war.
HOUSE, IN LONDON,
WILL CALL ON GREY
Wilson's Representative Refuses
to See Visitor*?.
T ? TrUnr ? 1
London, Feb f'. Nen?eommunicativc
is a mild term for the attitude of
Colonel Mm ; ?? lince tin arrival here
:',.? to aight. He went '
Rit! immediately, and a! once repaired
i here ha loeked himself
ther with all the imp.
he I ? takinff home to Pre
Wilson.
All iffort f repr?sentativ?
\? ??- ? mmunieate with
? HAU Wer? tilt ?*' -'eiy block? d
by Mr i'arver. h ii secretary, The
courteoui note, wer? ?..??-'.. u-'?.
few minut?e' * m?, .."?! wen- !???
with a notation on the bottom: "Call
to-morrow a' four-thirty. ? arver."
All "'" which 1
who remembered that the ?
-i good I ?atener, a* I? ast. ?ti
;ht it could i ot be tear
?r A"ih lador Page v ad ppl
: ?
Mr. Hou e will cotifei
1
BERMUDA GETS
NONEWSOFROON
Fight Between British and
German Cruisers Un?
confirmed.
DETAILED STORY
REACHES NEW YORK
News Alleged to Have Arrived
in Code -Secret Messages
Barred. Say British.
Hamilton, Bermuda, Feb. f.?If s
bat?!? h?? taken [dac* BOSOFSSS tke
British armored crxn-^er Drake and tl*??
lierman crui?er K'ion off Kermuda
nothing \s known here of the oecur
renee. Xumeiou?. inquiries have failed
to continu the n-r,i,r- thai b? Drat
at'arked and capturm! tha Room
The a ?? isels have not reuehed this
port, and, SO far as (SB b learned. B ?
i been reei ?? ed l Eta
ton to mdirat.. that tha Drake h??
- ? ; to any atl ar Bermuda
port
Washington Fab y rhe B it ih Baa?
to-day received advices from
British aient? ia Maw York that a ma.i
living on StStOB i ? .ind. whose nam ?
was not transmitted, had rece
private dispatch from Bermuda, ?aym*
the British eruiaer Drake had tsken
tha German eruiaer Roso and "'r,i
??'?rinai) mai I
?. repor vas circulated n New York
? -?? r i., ? aftei that ' ne (?ermat
armored ?miser Boon bud been capt
ureii l'OO mir? BOrth of Bermuda b,
the I'rake, an armored cniiasi at I !
British BSVi S'ews of th-* alleged cap'
<;re, embellished with (-lowing detail-'
of u three-mile running light, came. 11
ia said, in a private code me-gag*
cabled h Bermuda.
At the British Consalstc h?re no con?
firmation of the ?tory could be obtained,
and the embaaey m Washington *w
alno ?aid to be la '.i-norar.ee of t.ie at"
fa;r. it was p? latea ant, however, that
government resjnlatlsaa make ?t lapse?
??ib 1 e to send ,-able messages in any
Cod? from Berma.m The reports wer?
genera!!;, diacredite i
Isaarsaee Men Skeptiral.
Ramon of th" Rnon'? capture, irh '??
naturally CSUaing some stir :r. mm n ?
? ? ? w-r? aevertheli -
Tl ???? i- wag n '
of 'he h trher ,n? I
I - ? a< ?non a
y ex
?iirma.i
raider? OB tha h:??h seas.
Ihr. Bermuda sh Ch was
aid tha- the Drak? i I a
? tv\u me:
Bei m .
been es tured s?
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by tel? .
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Brush
them
with
COLGATE'S
Rt_aOi1 DCNTftL CRO.W
A Dentists'
Dentifrice
rol ? ira ?je ment? could be t>o ispl
reported.
Fate of (tn??a in It-oubt.
.vfanne underwriter? reccved no ad
vi'?? Tester?!??, to alter their benef
Bl liner ?in?--.,, had be<*n
i'ap"jr?d. A report posted a*, the Mari
. -? aid that he hu! ai
lived a? the ?ai?. Verd? I?laii.'
Januaiv M, inditcating 'hat she ?j
? .' point a*-.d ! ?
pool Ofleiall at the local office? of
'he i'aciiic Navigation Company, own?
ers af the miaaiag ship, expresse,;
belief that the vessel had been ei'.ner
raptured or sunk.
The Olieaa wa*> on the I??? 1?/ atf it
from Liverpool to l'?r;
ack. via the Strait of Magellan,
i-h? pu* in at many ports.
In the ofl largar at
?ri'P lines operating b.at? between
New "? orla and I i ? rpo? 1 ofl
; . i the i i
wer" ,n immediate la: ger. .--r..'
men generally, however, teemed
concerned 'han thev have been
?-.?'.- of the La
GERMA>TcONSTRUCTS
ARTIFICIAL HAND
Surgeons Plan Devices to Aid
? the War Maimed.
B?r!in, Feb. 9 'via London i. At tna
convention of" the German OrthOBOdla
? I BOB - ''.-..!??,
nans inventions of methods for re?
pairing the wait,, cf wir have beer,
? I or disci:*- ? |
i'r. Ferdinand .-a.icrbruch, profesor
of surgery a* Zurich L'nlvei
?hewed '.he delerat-'.-i an art.ricial hand
? to graap akje. ta ?>f all
forms and .o lift we ghta up *o twenty?
\ ? entirely novel feature
i i that ft a I the fingere
-ir.- CB ' I b] muscular BCtl*M i
r en i i . f?r
itch work hy t?*o i peral i ?
. E3SIANS WIN FIGHT
WITH RUSSIAN TROOPS
Disorderly Retn-at Follows a
Bru?-h with Tribesmen.
I'crlm, Feb. .
Conn reporta g; ven
!. '. I y ?h- ? ". '
11
Pen a have met wi?h a leven d. feat
. and
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Persian I t->
! o f
Bej They all
la
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When you merchants buy
silks and laces and dress goods, you meas?
ure them. When you buy shoes you count them.
When you buy coffee and tea and sugar you weigh them.
Buy your advertising space the
same way. Dont do it blindly.
The Audit Bureau of Circulations has
made it possible for you to know, from an unbiased and expert
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